Author: Martha Songa

The stock market is a broad term for the network of exchanges and over-the-counter venues where investors buy and sell shares in […]

“I’m bad with money.” “I need to be rich before I can invest.” “If I can’t save a lot, there’s no point saving at […]

The  new year brings with it fresh possibilities, and an opportunity to rewrite your financial story from a place of intention.  But […]

It’s a whole year until Christmas 2026! And yes, now is a good time to start thinking about planning for it!! I […]

Many of us go through life without a clear financial plan. We have a vague idea about what we want to do: […]

In 2021 when I completed a personal finance course with Centonomy we were given a number of Excel tools. A budget and […]

If you find yourself juggling multiple debts, having a clear plan for paying them off can make a huge difference. Depending on […]

  As we head into the final lap of 2025 I’m thinking about ways to set the tone for 2026, without falling […]

  Investing in treasury bills and bonds is one of the safest ways to grow your money in Uganda. Whether you’re saving […]

    Today we are going a bit technical to try and get behind one of the core concepts in investing: the power […]

  It’s not always the big purchases we make that can derail our finances. Often, it’s the small, sneaky ones which creep […]

  How Financial Freedom Can Help Protect Women’s Mental Health While at the pediatricians with my daughter a while back, a mother […]

Do you sometimes find yourself going through extreme phases of spending? Do you find yourself rationalizing yet another lipstick/ pair of shoes […]

  Psychologist Walter Mischel  conducted the Stanford Marshmallow Experiment as part of a study on delayed gratification. Children were offered a choice […]